From the cartoons of the 80s and 90s to toy-themed e-cigarettes, corporations have a history of luring youth into nicotine addiction.

Portrait of Ari (they/them). They have short, dark hair, and they are wearing a gray sweater over a white collared shirt and pink tie.

Ari Belathar steps into leadership role, bringing depth of analysis, values alignment, and abundant experience in organizing for social justice.

Colorful image of people around the world organizing for justice and challenging corporate abuse.. The image shows people taking action outside of corporate headquarters, taking to the media, and meeting with elected officials.

Campaigning under difficult circumstances is only possible when we celebrate our victories. More about your impact in our annual report.

Joanna, a white woman with long grayish blondish hair smiles at the camera. She's wearing a white shirt.

Climate activist and long-time Corporate Accountability member talks about the power of challenging corporations directly.

Organizer Daniel Dorado speaks to a media person outside of the negotiating halls. He is holding a large white box that reads "Make Big Tobacco Pay!"

Thanks to the pressure from thousands of people across the world, Governments now have more tools to make Big Tobacco, one of the most abusive industries, pay for its harms.

We call for a permanent ceasefire and an end to profiteering and occupation in Palestine. We expose how corporate power fuels and supports Israel’s actions.